We refactor monolithic application into micro-services architecture to help businesses become more productive, cost-effective and agile. Our re-factoring strategies include the determination of motivations for refactoring a monolithic application into microservices. This determination is particularly important to decide whether we need to:
Software built as microservices can be broken down into multiple component services, so that each of these services can be deployed and then redeployed independently.
The independent microservice functionality ensures strong performance i.e. if one service fails, the others continue to work without any disruption.
Microservices use open-source continuous integration tools such as Jenkins and enable continuous delivery.
Microservices are easy to understand since they represent a small piece of functionality, and can be modified easily by developers, thus improving overall productivity.
Microservices are easy to scale and seamlessly integrate with 3rd party APIs.
Microservices are built on isolated parts of application thus, simplifying detection and reconciliation of security faults.
Wider IT delivery within an organization, as ideas can be implemented and deployed without having to coordinate with all departments.